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Subject: Re: Microsoft Advocacy?
Date: Thu, 20 Dec 2001 11:22:11 -0800
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> > Apple's OS X is not what I would call a "unix".  Certainly, the Mach
based
> > underlying kernel is unix-like, and the FreeBSD tools are unix-like.
But
> > the desktop is MacOS version 10.  It may be the closest thing to Unix as
a
> > desktop, but I think they have more desktop and less Unix.
>
> Apple's OS X has as much right to be called UNIX as FreeBSD, Irix,
> AIX, and any other variant out there. You're confusing the glitzy
> front-end from the heart beneath beast.

I believe I did differentiate between the kernel and the desktop, did I not
?



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